Editorial Standards
Accuracy first
Our stories are based on information the people involved shared publicly, such as interviews, memoirs and official statements, or on facts widely reported by established outlets and biographers. Where an account is disputed or comes from a single source, we say "reportedly" or name the source.
No rumors, no fake quotes
We do not invent quotes, publish rumors about private lives, or present speculation as fact.
Respect
We write about real people, many of whom have families still living. We avoid content that mocks people's appearance, health or private struggles.
Honest headlines
Our headlines describe what the article actually contains. We do not use misleading or shock headlines.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we fix it. Send correction requests through our Contact page.
